The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-05-21
Diamond Dust.
Good boy Mallory, again!
Bailey played praat uama yeoto,

oAuey piayeu great game yesterday.
Some greedy people wanted the earth
yesterday. -
Dunn's two three baggers were timely,
You play ball, Dunn. =
The Kalamazoo boys are gentlemen as
we'll as ball players. 1t is refreshing to
meet such class Of mon on the diamond.
The Be.laire rowdies were pleasantly
conspicuous by thsir absence Yesterday.
a number Of gentlemen from that place
were in attendance. -
The Kalamazoo boys saw that Wheeling
Turns OUT Inc hnest audiences of any city
they have yet visited, and they are loud
IN their praise Of their treatment here.
Judge Q. w. Carroll and Prosecuting
Attorney N. X. kennon, of st. Clairsyille.
and Judge j. B. briggs, Of Woodstield, oc.
cupled seats in the grand stand yesterday.
Manager Euglish arrived home yester.
day from Pittsburgh. He was after new
player, but as the man had position in
one of the mills he concluded to etay
where he was. lF,l ~.
Inc handsome awning which protects
the occupants Of the press box from the
not sun on the base ball grounds, was the
acceptable gift from Ike Wolf, the veteran
awning maker, Of the South Side. Al
Wheeling defeated Kalamazoo yester.
day by q score Of 0 to I. Talk as you
please, but the 0'Crogans can play ball
und Wheeling will be away up in the list
at the end Of tho season.-SteuLenville
Herald. 80 II -,
President Seeley is in receipt OF a COM
munlcatlon from the Board OF Police and
flre Commlssioners, authorizing him and
those IN charge OF the park to call on the
olhcers present at any timo for assistance
IN quelling any uncslled for disorder.
II didn't tell you Bellaire Lnde.
pendenrs Smart Observation-Disclosures.
Rata Here's to the game the Kslama.
zoos gave Wheeling to draw n crowd, and
to the two strsights they'll beat them.-
Independent. Eat you crow, brother, eat
your crow. ..s=s-'a
There is trouble akead for Akron. A
charge has been mads that the club is pay.
ing Lancer 500 and six men $75 each,
The matter is being investigated u Col,tm.
6as Stdte Journal. II the club Is breaking
the League rulcs the matter ought TO be-
looked into, but as far as Wheeling Ia
Concerned, Akron C IN psy their men $500
q month ii they think they, are ball play.
ers. i, -, -!
Here is the handsome and generous
thing from the Bellairs Tribune: It would
be just as we'll for the parties who 70 to
the Wheeling ball grounds to make dis.
turbance.. to stay at home. Their organ
here, which Beems intent upon the en-.
couragement Of such rowdyism, does not
represent public asnsimsnt in Bellaire.
Our citizens have no unkiud feeling TO.
ward the Wheeling club, and highly re.
specs the Bellairs boys belonging to the
team. Al Al. y ~
It is hard to understand the -Bsllars
independents antipithy to the Wheeling
club. Five men, as was said before, in this
Wheeling nine are from Ohio, The
Wheeling club is in the interest of tho
Ohio valley, and Bsllaire ought TO take as
much stock in ita good playing rs does
Martins Ferry and Bridgeport. 1t is re-
treshing to note the Relairo Tribune's
criticism, and until the Independent OK.
plainI away its bitter hatred and obnox-
ious comments Wheeling people will con.
tinue to be puzzled. n 80 -,